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	"Home|Consumer Telecom About us Facilities Dom. Products Int. Products Services Certification ISO 9001:2000 is under progress. Contact us Site map.|"+SiteAddress+"index.htm",
	"Company Information|Sophisticated optoelectronic and optical system Certifications APA Optronics (India) Pvt. Ltd., (a 100% owned subsidiary of APA Enterprises, Inc., U.S.A. established in 1979) supplier of various components and products such as fiber patch cords, distribution cabinets for fibre optic communications in India and Asia. Our sister company, APA Cables & Networks Inc, in USA (also a 100% owned subsidiary of APA Enterprises, Inc.) having acquired over twenty years of experience in the telecom industry, designs, manufactures and markets a variety of fiber optic and copper components to the data communication and telecommunication industries - its broad range of product offerings include broadband applications viz. fiber distribution systems, optical components (splitters, attenuators etc.) and fiber cable assembly (single mode. Multimode CATV mode) and copper cable assemblies (Cat 5e, Cat. 6 etc.) that serve Fiber-to-the-Home solutions (cabinets, pedestals and frames) large enterprise and OEM markets. APA Optronics (India) works with complete cooperation and guidance of APA Cables and Networks, in manufacture of patch orders and other associated products in fiber optics.|"+SiteAddress+"overview.htm",
	"ISO 9001:2000 is under progress.|Blaine Minnesota<br>Click Certificate to View a Larger Version<br>Aberdeen South Dakota<br>Click Certificate to View a Larger Version|"+SiteAddress+"certifications.htm",
	"Contact APA|APA Optronics (I) Pvt. Ltd.<br>2950 NE 84th Lane<br>Blaine, MN 55449<br>Phone: 763.784.4995<br>Fax: 763.784.2038<br>Email: info@apaOptronics.com<br>Customer Support<br>Webmaster: webmaster@apaoptronics.com|"+SiteAddress+"countactapa.htm",
	"Facilities|APA Enterprises Inc. has headquarters in Blaine, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis that also houses APA Optronics. APA Cables and Networks is based in Plymouth, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis. It operates a second manufacturing facility in Aberdeen, South Dakota. APA Optronics India at N.S.E.Z., Noida manufactures & develops software, website development services, Fiber optic Components, UV Products and apparatus, Data & Network components for domestic as well as Export purpose. These facilities have been set-up with the latest and most modern machinery from India and abroad. State-of-art machinery and technology from APA Enterprises Inc., U.S.A. supports us. These facilities and our willingness to work together with our customers to customise products to suit the user’s need have led the company to offer the products as per the Indian standard as well as International standards - Telcordia, CE and IEC.|"+SiteAddress+"facilities.htm",
	"SunUVStation|SunUVStationT: Background Information About the UV Index The SunUVStation displays a number called the UV Index. The UV Index is a standardized scale indicating the intensity of the suns UV radiation that affects human skin. (UV can also damage eyes) The UV intensity varies from one place to another and in the same location it varies throughout the day and as the seasons change. The variations are caused by the suns changing position in the sky clouds the altitude and other factors so each location has its own range of UV index values from dawn to sundown. The UV Index is used in the United States Canada Australia New Zealand and many other countries by agencies such as the US Environmental Protection Agency and Environment Canada. The higher the UV Index the more care you should take when working playing or exercising outdoors. For most places on Earth the Index will read between 1 and 15 but some high altitude places such as the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii have measured a UV Index of 20. The UV Index can make a large difference in the amount of time you can spend in the sun before sunburn. For example if you are very fair skinned and are not using sunscreen or wearing protective clothing you could spend an hour or more in the sun without sunburn on a low UV index day (1 to 2) but have less than 10 minutes before sunburn on a day with a UV Index of 10. The UV Index stated in newspapers and broadcast media weather reports in the USA is a forecast from the National Weather Service of the highest reading for the day for a general area. The SunUVStation provides a continuous actual measurement of the UV Index for the specific location it is in. In addition to the numbers UV Index ranges are described in categories and with colors: Protecting Skin from Too Much UV The amount of UV that skin can tolerate before it burns varies greatly from one person to another. But even if it were possible to stop UV exposure just short of sunburn this is not advised. Tanned skin is considered damaged and tanning is the skins attempt to prevent further damage. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that any time the UV Index is greater than 2 you should take precautions to limit sun exposure with sunblock a hat and shirt and limit time in the sun as the index moves to higher values. The WHO has established general guidelines for protective measures and sun avoidance based on the UV Index. These are shown in the chart below. The US EPAs site for the Sunwise UV awareness program: http:www.epa.govsunwise The World Health Organization site: http:www.who.intuven A color pamphlet from WHO on the UV Index: http:www.who.intuvpublicationsenGlobalUVI.pdf |"+SiteAddress+"consumerproducts.htm",
	"Directions of use|Set Up Batteries 3 AA batteries are required to power the SunUVStation  Remove the two screws in the battery compartment cover. Place the batteries in the compartment in the orientation shown in the graphic. Install the batteries in the shade so the unit does not inadvertently recalibrate.  CAUTION: be sure that the +/- orientation is correct. If the batteries are placed in the unit incorrectly it may be damaged.  After the batteries are inserted, the pointer in the unit will move all the way to the right and then all the way to the left (0 UV). If there is UV present, it will then move to the correct UV Index.  Replace the battery compartment cover. Snug the screws but do not overtighten.  CAUTION: Do not damage the seal around the battery compartment cover to insure that water cannot enter.  Using the SunUVStation  The SunUVStation should be used in an outdoor sunny location, either placed on its stand, hung by a nail or screw mounted in a post or fence, or attached to fence, pole or other structure using the nylon strap. The unit is designed to be splash, rain and snow resistant so it can be used near a pool or on a dock or boat.The ideal location for the unit is free of shade during all or most of the day. Mounting it on the outside wall of a house or at a low point on a solid fence could significantly limit its ability to measure the UV during much of the day. Do not use the unit indoors next to a window or under a skylight, or with any other transparent material between the detector area and the sunlight. Window glass, plexiglass, automobile glass, plastic sheet and many other transparent materials can block UV and make the measurement inaccurate. When it is mounted, it is important that the circular white detector area on the top of the instrument be pointed straight up so that the measurements will be correct for any position of the sun. The white circular detector area must be kept clean for accurate readings (see below - Maintaining the SunUVStation.) Keep this in mind when selecting a location. If it is difficult to access -- for example, located in a very high position -- it will be difficult to check the cleanliness of the detector area and clean it if necessary. Also, consider if the location will place the unit in the path of sports balls or other objects that may strike it and cause damage. Using the Stand Insert the stand into the holes in the bottom of the unit by pressing the two legs slightly outwards. Push the stand in until it stops. The unit can be placed on any level surface in a location that is exposed to the sun as much of the day as possible. If it is extremely windy, you may wish to place a weight on the stand. Using a Hanger  The SunUVStation can be hung from the keyhole-shaped slot in the back using a screw, nail or hook of the appropriate size.  The unit should rest against the structure holding the hanger so that it does not sway or rotate excessively in the wind.  Be sure to locate the white circular detector area so that it is level and exposed to the sun as much of the day as possible. Using the Nylon Strap and Buckle  The SunUVStation can be attached to a pole, fence or other structure using the nylon strap and buckle   Feed the strap through the two slots in the back of the unit  When strapping to an object, snug the strap so that it is firm. CAUTION: do not apply excessive force tightening the strap.  Be sure to locate the white circular detector area so that it is level and exposed to the sun as much of the day as possible. |"+SiteAddress+"sunuvdirections.htm",
	"Maintenance|Battery Replacement The SunUVStation is designed for a one year battery life. It is recommended that the batteries be replaced once a year even if the unit is still operating to insure continuous operation  The unit will not operate when the batteries are low. If the needle does not move during a period of sun exposure, replace the batteries. If you suspect the batteries are low and the unit is not responding, block the sunlight with your hand placed a short distance above the white detector area. The needle should move down if the batteries have sufficient charge. Replace the batteries in the shade so that the unit does not inadvertently recalibrate.  Keep the Detector Area Clean  To maintain accuracy, it is important to keep the white circular detector area clean of dust, debris and water film. Wipe it gently with a soft cloth to remove debris. Water or common household cleaners such as window cleaner may also be used.  CAUTION: the white circular window of the detector area is delicate. Clean it with care, do not press hard. Avoid contact with sharp or heavy objects that may damage it.  Important Safety Precautions  APA Optronics (I) Pvt. Ltd. does not warrant or represent that use of the SunUVStationT and the UV Protection Guidelines chart included with the product will prevent sunburn, wrinkles, skin cancer, cataracts, immune suppression or any other risks associated with UV radiation exposure. Many factors can contribute to an individual's response to UV and the total UV to which they are exposed, including his/her skin type, use of sunscreen, use of certain medications, ingestion of alcohol, variable weather conditions, reflected UV, extreme temperature and/or humidity, and other factors, known and unknown. The SunUVStation is a monitoring device which, when used in conjunction with good judgment and appropriate protective measures, may lower the probability of harm from ultraviolet (UV) exposure. APA shall have no liability to any purchaser or user of this product except for liability to replace or repair the product in the event of malfunction in accordance with APA's limited product warranty. This product is designed to measure only solar radiation, and should not be used for monitoring UV from artificial sources.|"+SiteAddress+"sunuvmaintenance.htm",
	"Warranty & Returns|This warranty is expressly extended and limited to the original consumer purchaser and warrants the SunUVStationT to be free from defects in materials and workmanship, under normal use, for a period of one year from the date of original purchase. This warranty shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the Laws of the United States of America. This limited warranty does not cover any failure to function properly due to misuse, such as water immersion or severe mechanical shock. In the unlikely event that your product does not operate as specified, please return it to where it was purchased.|"+SiteAddress+"sunuvwarranty.htm",
	"Fiber Assemblies|APA Optronics offers a range of fiber optic assemblies. Our combined 40 years of experience, coupled with a personalized approach, gives our customers a level of service and quality they can't find anywhere else. You choose whether your application requires the highest performance, a custom configuration or the best price on the market and select from our varied product offerings|"+SiteAddress+"broadband/fibercable.htm",
	"Singlemode Assemblies|Singlemode fiber assemblies are used in a variety of carrier networks and private network environments The key to manufacturing highperformance singlemode fiber assemblies is controlling polish radius  apex offset and fiber undercut  APA Cables & Networks monitors its automated polishing process to exceed industry specifications for insertion and return loss ensuring a topquality product Custom Line  Used when a hybrid cable is desired in a relatively standard network environment Standard Line  Optimal offtheshelf solution for the most costsensitive projects Assembly Level  GR326 Compliant  Connector Type  Cable Type  Test Results  Max IL  Min RL  Order Length   Custom  Yes  House  Choice  with each cord  030  >55 UPC >65 APC  custom   Standard  Yes  House  House  guaranteed  030  >55 UPC >65 APC  15 7 10 15 meters   Download Singlemode Literature Product Sheet  Product Features Ultra Physical Contact UPC andor Angled Physical Contact  APC  options available on SC and FC connectors  A variety of connector styles available including ST  SC  FC  and LC   Riser and plenum jacket options available  Available in simplex  dualround and dualzip configurations  Custom assemblies available on virtually any type of cable  All assemblies built with highquality singlemode fiber optic cable and are built to exceed GR­326­CORE for insertion and return loss  Insertion and return loss measurements provided with each assembly Connector Type  Typical Insertion Loss  Typical Return Loss  SC APC  03 dB  64 dB   FC APC  03 dB  64 dB   ST  03 dB  57 dB   SC PC  03 dB  57 dB   FC PC  03 dB  57 dB   LC  03 dB  57 dB  POLISH RADIUS The radius of curvature is defined as the radius of the end face surface as measured from the ferrule axis A radius between 10 & 25 µm is necessary to ensure stable repeatable physical contact FIBER UNDERCUT Fiber optic glass is a softer material than the surrounding ceramic Without exercising proper care in the polishing process the glass can either protrude above the plane of the end face or be polished beneath it APEX OFFSET Apex offset is the distance between the spherical center of the polished dome and the center of the fiber The measurement must be less than 50 microns to ensure the center of both fibers remains in the physical contact area POLISH ANGLE FOR APC PATCHCORDSPolishing a ferrule with a convex dome at an angle dramatically increases its return loss characteristics APA Cables & Networks uses the industry standard 8 degree angled connector to ensure intermatability|"+SiteAddress+"broadband/singlemode.htm",
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	"Software Development|As a technology company the only static thing in our portfolio is change. We<br>are constantly changing and evolving along with changes in technology. We have<br>expertise in a varied spectrum of skill sets and applications. We have the<br>resources for development and implementation of projects in almost all the<br>popular programming languages with experience in the relevant areas to deliver<br>World Class Solutions.<br>We embrace new technologies with open arms and our technical team is currently<br>working on the .net technologies. We believe that these technologies are set to<br>take the world by storm in the near future and we are ready for them.<br>We believe that our people are our Assets. We consider ourselves fortunate to<br>have with us about 5 Senior Software professionals with experience ranging from<br>5 to 15 years.<br>We encourage and foster a continuous learning process as a matter of routine,<br>enabling us to upgrade our skills constantly. Armed with an awareness and<br>understanding of the latest technologies we endeavor to lead. Our software<br>development group is competent to develop any kind of software and we are keen<br>to test out talent against the very best in the industry.<br>Technologies.net, Java, Com / DCom, Corba, XML, UML<br>Databases<br>Oracle, Sybase, SQL Server, Interbase, Informix<br>Languages<br>COBOL, C / C++, VB, Pascal, Java, C#, VB.net<br>Dynamic Internet<br>ASP, JSP, Cold Fusion, CGI<br>Static Internet<br>DHTML, Java Script, VB Script<br>Operating Systems<br>Unix, SCO Unix, Linux, Solaris, Novel, NT, Windows, DOS|"+SiteAddress+"softwaredevelopment.htm",
	"Web Marketing|As a technology company the only static thing in our portfolio is change. We<br>are constantly changing and evolving along with changes in technology. We have<br>expertise in a varied spectrum of skill sets and applications. We have the<br>resources for development and implementation of projects in almost all the<br>popular programming languages with experience in the relevant areas to deliver<br>World Class Solutions.<br>We embrace new technologies with open arms and our technical team is currently<br>working on the .net technologies. We believe that these technologies are set to<br>take the world by storm in the near future and we are ready for them.<br>We believe that our people are our Assets. We consider ourselves fortunate to<br>have with us about 5 Senior Software professionals with experience ranging from<br>5 to 15 years.<br>We encourage and foster a continuous learning process as a matter of routine,<br>enabling us to upgrade our skills constantly. Armed with an awareness and<br>understanding of the latest technologies we endeavor to lead. Our software<br>development group is competent to develop any kind of software and we are keen<br>to test out talent against the very best in the industry.<br>Technologies.net, Java, Com / DCom, Corba, XML, UML<br>Databases<br>Oracle, Sybase, SQL Server, Interbase, Informix<br>Languages<br>COBOL, C / C++, VB, Pascal, Java, C#, VB.net<br>Dynamic Internet<br>ASP, JSP, Cold Fusion, CGI<br>Static Internet<br>DHTML, Java Script, VB Script<br>Operating Systems<br>Unix, SCO Unix, Linux, Solaris, Novel, NT, Windows, DOS|"+SiteAddress+"softwaredevelopment.htm",	
	"Information Request|Information Request Form|"+SiteAddress+"informationrequest.htm",
	"Distribution|For distribution opportunities please contact Manoj Gupta by email at mgupta apaoptronics.com|"+SiteAddress+"distribution.htm"	
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